The Fleece Inn  

Comfort staff food and drink first class beer great location clean friendly atmosphere warm hospitality

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location excellent.view from room amazing,from lovely big window. staff were friendly, lovely and very helpful Can,t wait to go back to The Fleece and Haworth

The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was lovely, and we really enjoyed the pub atmosphere in the bar area. The location is excellent too

I paid for the Bronte Suite which is described as luxury. It is a very nice room but I wouldn't class it as luxury and I didn't think it lived up to the price tag. The bathroom was very small and the bed was uncomfortable and creaky. The TV was also very small.

Central situation ; nice decoration.

Very noisy ! Pub underneath... quite expensive...

The room and the friendly staff

Evening meal was awful, my wife and self both left most of it, and said why when staff asked if we enjoyed our meal, but no appology offered. Breakfast good but we would advise anyone staying at the Fleece to eat elsewhere in the evenings

I liked the location, it is in a beautiful street close to the Bronte Museum, with a nice view to the hills. The room was friendly and clean with a comfortable bed.

Two of the four slices of toasts served for breakfast were burnt.

Food very good. Staff very friendly. A car parking space right outside the pub was great.

Yoghurts at breakfast were out of date by at least a week to two weeks We were suprised to find out that a couple staying at the same time had two nights and an evening meal thrown in for the same price as we paid for one night. As this was supposed to be a special trip, as I am due to deploy to afghanistan shortly, this fact soured the experience for us somewhat. Some items on menu were not available. Parsnip crisps at lunch and creme brule in the evening.

Very good pub food and atmosphere. Centrally located in the heart of the attractive village of Haworth.

Our room (the Bronte Suite) was directly above the pub. This proved to be very noisy on a Friday night... Couldn't sleep till last customers left around midnight.

The beer was good although the ram tam ran out and apparently had not been reordered.

our room 6 gave me the impression that I was walking into a dungeon. my son and his young daughter stayed in the twin room opposite 7 and the cobwebs were hanging from the lampshades and curtains.

The staff was very freindly and the fleece was very clean and comfortable would stay at the fleece again

A very friendly welcome,a log fire, excellent beer excellent room, good wholesome food and in a wonderful location. What more can one say. A perfect stay and we plan to repeat it again

Leaving

The room was lovely, the staff very friendly and helpful.

There was no parking space available.

Helpful friendly staff. Comfortable bed. Good food. Lovely atmosphere throughout.

Bathroom. Difficult shower over bath which would be better replaced with shower cubicle and no bath. Cramped washbasin, lack of shelving for wash bags, etc. No view from window.

Both Kathy & Zara were very helpful, polite & friendly. The atmosphere is very good and the food better.

Room, pub atmosphere

Breakfast could be better - not cheap sausage and need to cook bacon better

The hotel is situated in the historic Bronte village of Haworth.Excellent location for a couple of days of culture or exploring the surrounding moors and Yorkshire Dales. Hotel very comfortable with friendly staff and providing a hearty Yorkshire breakfast or lighter option.Bedrooms are warm and very comfortable.

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Timothy Taylor's Real Ales

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I liked the very good location in Haworth; The Fleece food; the helpfulness of the staff and the bar with its open coal fire.

Really lovely staff and it felt very comfortable and 'village-pub'-like but with excellent facilities and very clean.

Location in Haworth Comfortable Bed Good Breakfast

Noise from extractor fan Bathroom downstairs (had to leave bathroom light on all night to see steps) Room too hot

Good location right in the middle of Haworth Main Street, typical but good country pub, I loved the Timothy Taylor's 3 beer tasting option. Food was good if a bit pricey. Nice ambiance and polite helpfully staff.

As previous reviewers have said a lot of noise from the bar, even after closing time the staff were talking very loudly, no sleep until after 12.30 because of the noise. Parking very very limited we were lucky but you might not be.

Rooms ok and clean dinner time bar staff very friendly

Dinner was ok we were never asked if we'd like desserts or coffee when we asked for dessert we were told the kitchen had closed, at 5 minutes past 11 we asked for anther drink and were informed in a very rude way the bar was closed there were 12 adults in our party who spent an average of £125 each quite a good amount for one day that amiunt was on some food and drinks. Asked to see the landlord and was told he'd gone home he had never came to see if we were ok or enjoyed our meal or anything. We have a pub and serve food and would have been delighted to accomodate customers of this calibre and to make sure they,d return.

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